Sentence examples for moves about through from inspiring English sources

Suppose that one suspects that the cases may be clustering about a specific focus defined by the lifeline (e.g. record of business addresses): L F = { u F,0, u F,1,.., u F, T }      (Equation 14) This records the locations of the focus as it moves about through space-time, and includes situations in which the focus doesn't move as a degenerate instance.

However, additional heat (the latent heat of fusion) must be added (at constant temperature) in order to accomplish the transition to the even more-disordered liquid state, in which the individual particles are no longer held in fixed lattice positions but are free to move about through the liquid.

Because of residential mobility, the two red dots move about through time.

There is something deeply moving about backpacking through land where humans are interlopers and bears are kings.

In metallic solids there are a large number of weakly bound electrons that can move about freely through the crystal structure, but in insulating solids the electrons are confined to specific energy levels known as valence and conduction bands.

The goal of the Buddhist path is the liberation from cyclic existence, a form of existence that is nothing but the moving about (samsṛ) through a succession of rebirths.

On the other hand, in a landmark 2014 case, BNP Paribas pleaded guilty and agreed to forfeit $9bn for moving about that amount through the US on behalf of known terrorist groups.

Class II DNA elements move about in genomes through a DNA intermediate.

In it people are represented by avatars, cartoonlike figures that move about like marionettes speaking through great bubbles of text appearing over their heads.

Though these diminutive hunters often move about along surface tunnels through vegetation, this individual seems happy enough out in the open.

People moved about as if swimming through soup, slow and languid even when gliding by on in-line skates and bicycles.